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CYBER SECURITY FOR
THE MILITARY AND
DEFENCE SECTOR
19 - 20 JUNE 2013 | COPTHORNE TARA HOTEL | LONDON, UK
CONFIRMED CHAIRMAN:
WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND
• LEARN- about emerging Mr Geoff Harris, Management Council, Information
threats, current initiatives and Security Systems Associations UK
the recent technical
developments in network, SPEAKER PANEL INCLUDES
firewall, and database
security Commander Wolfgang Roehrig, Project Officer Cyber Defence,
European Defence Agency
• ASSESS- the experiences of
current military operators and Dr Jamie Shea, Deputy Assistant Secretary General, Emerging
share ideas with civilian Security Challenges Division, NATO
industrial peers Mr Ulrich Poeschl, Chief Security Architect, Infosec Planning &
• ANALYSE- the latest cyber Implementation Authority, Austrian MoD
defence solutions, training Mr John Ross, Strategic Analyst, Canadian Department of
and network threats National Defence
• ENGAGE- with international Ms Heli Tiirma Klaar, Cyber Security Policy Advisor, Conflict
military and inductrial Prevention and Security Policy Directorate, European External
representatives in dedicated Action Service
question & answer sessions. Hasan Yasar, Technical Manager, CERT, Digital Intelligence and
Communicate directly with Investigations, Software Engineering Institute
military operators, defence Mr Akira Yamada, Senior Security Analyst, Cyber Defence
contractors tasked with Institute Japan
supplying secure equipment,
Special Agent representative, FBI Cyber ALAT, Cyber Division,
as well as experts at the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
forefront of producing cyber
security solutions. Mr Patrick Curry OBE, Director, British Business Federation
Authority
PLUS TWO INTERACTIVE HALF-DAY PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
18 JUNE 2013 | COPTHORNE TARA HOTEL | LONDON, UK
A: Threat Intelligence, Threat Horizons B: Process Modelling for Information Security
WORKSHOP LEADER: Mr Cristiano Lincoln Mattos, SEO, Engineering (PROMISE) in the UKCNI
Tempest Security Intelligence
09.00-12.30 WORKSHOP LEADER: Dr Howard Thompson, Managing Director,
NAS Defence
13.00-17.00
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Register online or fax your registration to +44 (0) 870 9090 712 or call +44 (0) 870 9090 711

2. DAY ONE I 19 JUNE 2013 www.cyberdefenceevent.com
08.30 REGISTRATION & COFFEE 13.40
Risks of Social Media to Organizations and Personnel
09.00 • Insight into potentially disruptive effect of social media on
Chairman's Opening Remarks
defence and security
Mr Geoff Harris, Management Council, Information
• Insight into personnel implications from work-related to
Security Systems Associations UK
personal issues
OPENING ADDRESS • Insight into organizational implications including cyber-vetting,
09.10 trust and potential effects on organizational management
NATO’s policy on cyber defence and the evolution of the cyber • Using example from real-world and potential scenarios
challenge John Ross, Strategic Analyst, Canadian Department of
• How cyber is changing the nature of conflict and crisis
National Defence
management
• NATO's perception of the cyber threat
• How NATO is constructing its cyber defence organization 14.20
• Future tasks and challenges Sharing sensitive information securely- times are changing
Dr Shea, Deputy Assistant Secretary General, Emerging • What business and cyber information is being shared securely
Security Challenges Division, NATO and the strategic drivers for it?
• What are the collaborative mechanisms, technologies and
09.50
standards enabling such sharing, and the threats to success?
Technical aspects of cyber security as seen by the Austrian
military and the local milCERT • Where is such information sharing happening in UK and
• What is as an "advanced threat"? internationally?
• (Scary) ways around conventional defence mechanisms • What's likely to happen in the next 3 years and what should
• Live-Demo of a target-system infection with conventional my organisation be doing?
defence
Mr Patrick Curry OBE, Director, British Business Federation
• Emerging cyber threats - strategies to cope with them
• Optional: Further live-demos (Fighting back the malware from Authority
1st demo, create custom anti-virus signatures)
Mr Ulrich Poeschl, Chief Security Architect, Infosec 15.00 AFTERNOON TEA
Planning & Implementation Authority, Austrian MoD
15.30
10.30 MORNING COFFEE
Cyber Security and the UK's Critical National Infrastructure
11.00 • Identifying what elements are ‘critical’
Adversity, risk and trustworthiness • Benefits and risks of international commercial cooperation
• Why there is a need for a consensus on adversity, risk and • Creating and maintaining a stable cyber policy for protecting
trustworthiness CNI
• The role of Standards Development Organisations (SDO) in Mr Dave Clemente, Research Associate, International
achieving such a consensus
Security, Royal Institute of International Affairs
• Achieving the desired outcome with the Trustworthy Software
Framework (TSF)
Mr Ian Bryant, Technical Director, Trustworthy Software 16.10
Initiative Defending the UK defence industry against cyber attack
• The changing landscape of the cyber threat to the UK
11.40 Defence Industry
Speed up the velocity of investigation with behaviour analysis of
• Understanding your cyber resilience maturity in the face of the
malware
cyber threat?
• Identify and capture the signature of suspicious files,
• Behavioural Analysis with correlation of other artefact, • How the UK Defence industry is working together to detect,
• Importance of Multiple Analysis Platform, analyse and respond to threats
• How to correlate multiple malware and find the similar ones? • What does the cyber future bring for the UK Defence Industry?
• Result: Malware activity graphs. Mr Vincent Blake, Head of Cyber Security,
Hasan Yasar, Technical Manager, CERT, Digital
Raytheon UK
Intelligence and Investigations, Software Engineering
Institute
16.50
12.20 NETWORKING LUNCH Chairman's Closing Remarks and Close of Day One
Register online at www.cyberdefenceevent.com • Fax: +44 (0) 870 90
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3. DAY TWO I 20 JUNE 2013 www.cyberdefenceevent.com
08.30 REGISTRATION & COFFEE 13.40
Achieving global cyber security through cooperation
09.00 • About ENISA
• Protecting Critical Information Infrastructure
Chairman's Opening Remarks
• Input to EU & MS Cyber Security Strategies
Mr Geoff Harris, Management Council, Information • Assisting Operational Communities
Security Systems Associations UK • Security & Data Breach Notification
• Data Protection
OPENING ADDRESS • Future Direction
09.10 Dr Steven Purser, Head of Core Operations Department,
European Network and Information Security Agency
The FBI's role in the advancement of cyber security
(ENISA)
Special Agent representative, FBI Cyber ALAT, Cyber
Division, Federal Bureau of Investigation 14.20
Voluntary participation in national cyber defence: The example
09.50 of the Estonian cyber defence unit
Strategies for cyber security and defence: Organisational • Legal and policy framework for using volunteers in national
cyber defence
perspective
• Functioning and roles of the CDU: Estonian case study
• Presentation will offer a blueprint what constitutes a successful
• Legal implications arising from using volunteers in national
cyber strategy cyber defence
• Comparison of national cyber strategies Senior Scientist, Legal & Policy Branch,
• Basic elements of a cyber defence policy of a multinational NATO CCD COE
organisation
• Major elements for a successful national cyber security and
defence strategy 15.00 AFTERNOON TEA
Ms Heli Tiirma Klaar, Cyber Security Policy Advisor,
15.30
Conflict Prevention and Security Policy Directorate,
Cyber security incident response
European External Action Service • The security services industry’s response to cyber security
threats; how do you prepare for an incident and what are the
10.30 MORNING COFFEE immediate steps and decision making process that you will
have to go through following an incident
• Government and private sector initiatives for validating third
11.00
party security services providers
Cyber Defence Capability Building in EU
• How to identifying suitable cyber security incident response
• Military aspects of the cyber security strategy for the European service suppliers and what should be considered in contracts
Union for their services
• Military capability development in EU cyber defence Mr Ian Glover, President,
• Pooling & Sharing in Cyber Defence CREST
• A stock-take of EU cyber defence capability
Commander Wolfgang Roehrig, Project Officer Cyber 16.10
Building and managing a comprehensive computer Incident
Defence, European Defence Agency
response capability
• Don't start when the horse has bolted; Starting with protection
11.40 and defence
Japanese cyber security update • Scope and ambition
• Cyber threats/attacks in Japan • Appetite for Interoperability
• Response activities - Are you prepared to share with other nations?
• Findings from massive cyber attacks • What tools are out there?
• The need for integration and cooperation
• Activities on digital Forensics
Mr Jeremy O’Connor, Security & Smart Solutions,
Mr Akira Yamada, Senior Security Analyst,
Selex ES
Cyber Defence Institute Japan
16.50
12.20 NETWORKING LUNCH Chairman's Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two
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4. HALF-DAY PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP A
9.00 – 12.30 I 18 JUNE 2013
COPTHORNE TARA HOTEL I LONDON, UK
Threat Intelligence,
Threat Horizons
In association with
Overview
This workshop will give delegates a valuable
insight in to the actions and motivations of
potential attackers and understand the number,
diversity and speed of actual attacks on their
systems and the motivation, techniques, strategies
and operations of the attackers as well as the
implications of changing IT trends such as BYOD,
cloud computing and mobile technology. For too
long we have been playing ‘catch up’ with the
cyber criminals – it’s time to get ahead of the
game and give ourselves an intelligent
advantage.
Agenda
08.30 Registration & Coffee
09.00 Global cyber threat outlook (recent
discoveries/attacks and operations with
their likely background and
impact/international implications)
09.45 Morning Coffee
10.30 Sector specific cyber threat outlook
(financial sector/CNI/aviation/pharma etc)
11.15 Collateral damage from malware used on
an international base
(examples for Flame, Duqu, Stuxnet and
how they are being exploited by cyber
criminals)
12.00 End of Workshop
About the Workshop Leader
Mr Cristiano Lincoln Mattos, SEO, Tempest
Security Intelligence
CEO Cristiano Lincoln Mattos has been active in
Information Security since being introduced to the
internet in 1993, and has accumulated significant
experience in both engineering and testing
security defences. As one of Tempest’s founders,
Lincoln has fulfilled a critical role in creating and
developing the company’s expertise, products
and strategy over the past 12 years. An
experienced consultant, he has assumed a
variety of roles within Tempest, including
penetration testing and vulnerability research
projects, developing software tools, and building
and leading top-notch teams through complex
technical projects.
About Tempest Security Intelligence
Tempest Security Intelligence has been delivering
exceptional service quality to Clients in Brazil and
Europe for the past 12 years. Tempest delivers
highly specialised information security consulting
services to large and medium-sized organisations
in the private and public sectors, and is relied on
to protect some of the largest global financial
institutions. Our focus on information security
management allows us to build long-term,
strategic relationships with our clients that result in
stable and continuous service. Our in-depth
knowledge, expertise and extensive R&D efforts,
have given Tempest an authoritative position in
the cyber security market.

5. HALF-DAY PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP B
13.30-17.00 I 18 JUNE 2013
COPTHORNE TARA HOTEL I LONDON, UK
Process Modelling for
Information Security Engineering
(PROMISE) in the UKCNI
In association with
Overview
The UK Critical National Infrastructure (UKCNI) is
crucial to the safetl and defence of the UK,
however, they are not always Government
owned, are often in the hands of foreign owners
and are not subject to a consistent or supervised
level of information security. This workshop will
address this issue by presenting a model for the
design of a socio-technical information security
engineering management design methodology
for the purpose of reconciling technical
requirements with human and social factors
inherent in any management system. The method,
called PROMISE (Process Modelling for Information
Systems Engineering), is intended to provide a
model for a researched platform of ideas,
expressed as processes, in order to better inform
information security decisions with the aim of
making those decisions better suited to the needs
of the information security manager operating in
a UKCNI organisation.
Agenda
13.30 Registration & Coffee
14.00 Security management in the UKCNI- It’s not
just technology
15.00 Afternoon Tea
15.30 How can Information security management
processes in the UKCNI be better designed,
developed and implemented?
16.30 Question & Answer Discussion
17.00 End of Workshop
About the Workshop Leader
Dr Howard Thompson, Managing
Director, NAS Defence
After a career in policing, security and
counter-intelligence work in government
service, a number of years of which
were spent in IT and Communications
Security, Dr Howard Thompson moved into the
private sector where he built on his technical
expertise by gaining commercial and industrial
sector skills and knowledge. Since then, he has
undertaken a number of IT security consultancy and
management roles in various international industries
including aerospace, defence and systems, and
now practices as an IT Security Consultant,
providing services to many companies and
organisations that now comprise the UKCNI.
About NAS CyberDefence
NAS CyberDefence consultancy services are
designed to help organizations to realize the secure
and safe management of corporate governance,
manage operational risk, maintain legal, regulatory
and standards compliance, protect intellectual
property and secure business communications.

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